"Architectural exhibitions tend to assume a number of guises; they can be exhibition work, utilizing drawings, and models of built or proposed projects. Or interventions into a given space or situation used to investigate and challenge. The latter being articulated as built installations that afford architects the opportunity to test their ideas at a scale that is well beyond the limits of conventional modeling, or the newer limits of virtual models and computer generated imagery. In a real space intervention is a powerful and engaging way to build, occupy, and test new ideas for architecture." Hani Rashid. Read the rest at arch'it
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